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FOREWORD 


We  present  this  yearbook  with  a  great  deal  of  pride  and  satisfaction. 
We  think  it  only  fitting  that  we  honor  our  “peanut  friends”  because  of 
the  important  part  they  play  in  all  our  lives.  From  them  we  get  the 
title  of  our  school  paper,  “The  Peanut  Picker,”  and  the  annual,  “The 
Peanut!”  Notice  that  throughout  the  book  they  are  taking  part  in  all 
of  the  activities  as  you  or  I  would.  It’s  with  this  thought  that  we  present 
the  1957  edition  of  The  Peanut. 


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“Quisque  dat  optimum  pro  bono  omnium.”  This  is 
truly  Miss  Virginia  Brinkley’s  personal  motto  as  she 
has  given  her  best  to  better^and  further  the  work  of 
S.  H.  S.  One  of  the  students’  favorite  teachers,  Miss 
Brinkley  has  also  worked  endlessly  on  The  Peanut 
as  business  sponsor  for  many  years.  She  is  known 
throughout  the  school  for  her  wonderful  sense  of 
humor  and  outstanding  teaching  ability.  We  jointly 
dedicate  the  Thirty-fifth  Volume  of  The  Peanut  to 
Miss  Virginia  Brinkley  with  a  deep  sense  of  gratitude 
for  all  she  has  done  for  us. 


Excellent  teacher  +  dependability  +  keen  wit  + 
knowing  smile  +  someone  in  whom  you  can  confide 
+  someone  always  “busy  as  a  bee”  =  our  one  and 
only  Mrs.  Ann  H.  Burton,  to  whom  we  jointly  dedi¬ 
cate  the  Thirty-fifth  Volume  of  The  Peanut.  Having 
worked  so  hard  and  faithfully  as  Editorial  Sponsor 
of  The  Peanut  for  so  many  years,  she  decided  to 
“take  a  vacation.”  The  Annual  Staff  will  always 
have  a  place  in  their  hearts  for  such  an  outstanding 
person. 


BUSINESS  OFFICE 


Notice  here  that  Mr.  H.  B.  Brockwell,  Principal,  points  out  to  his  secretary,  Mrs.  Fred  S.  Norfleet 
some  new  changes  in  student  s  schedules.  Mr.  Arthur  E.  Jones,  Jr.,  Assistant  Principal  and  Business 
Manager  seems  to  be  making  some  business  arrangements  for  the  Junior  Class  while  Miss  Mamie 
Basler,  school  treasurer,  counts  change  left  from  the  break. 


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MISS  MAMIE  BASLER 
Business  Education 


MISS  MARGUERITE  BELL 
English,  Guidance  Director 


MR.  ROSS  O.  BRIDEWELL 
Foreign  Languages 


MRS.  ANN  H.  BURTON 
Social  Studies 


MRS  ANNETTE  CARTER 
Home  Economics 


MRS.  REBECCA  CATON 
Social  Studies,  Language  Arts 


MR.  HENRY  GRAM 
Distributive  Education 


MR.  LEO  IMPERIAL 
Band 


MR.  VIRGIL  KEE 
Foreign  Languages,  Language  Arts 


MR.  HILL  KILBY 
Industrial  Arts 


MISS  ANNA  KOONTZ 
Science 


MRS.  WILLARD  B.  LIPSCOMB 
Language  Arts 


MRS.  OLLIE  D.  PHELTS 
Mathematics 


MR.  MARVIN  PICKARD 
Music 


MISS  REED  WEST 
Language  Arts 


MR.  LEWIS  R.  WHITE 
Physical  Education,  Mathematics, 
Drivers’  Training 


MISS  GLADYS  YATES 
Social  Studies 


MRS.  SETH  MATTHEWS,  MRS.  D.  D.  WALLACE,  MISS  MAY  ELLEN 
PARKER,  MISS  NINA  HERBERT,  MRS.  ROBERT  STANLEY 


Come  on  Raiders!  That's  the  Spirit! 

Our  Pep  Hand  really  added  extra  pep  to  our  assemblies  this 
year! 


These  'YOl'NO  CADIES”  almost  stole  the  show 
in  their  debut  as  cheerleaders. 


Spinach  makes  you  strong  boys.  Eat  up! 


PEARL  BLAIR 


ANDY  BOYCE 

BARBARA  BRANTLEY 


DONALD  BUFFKIN 


PRINCE  BUTLER 


MAC  BURTON  BEVERLY  BURTON 


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JANE  GAYLE 


FAYE  GORDON 


PEGGY  GRAY 


EVA  GREEN 


RONNIE  HAYNES 


JOHN  HARRELL 
MIRIAM  HARRELL 


MARY  RUSSELL 


IRVIN  SALMON 


PAT  SCOTT 


RICHARD  SCOTT 


CAROL  TURNER 


PATTI E  SMITH 

JACKIE  THOMAS 


JIMMY  WARE 


WILLIAM  TURNER 


SHERRY  WEST 


EARL  WHITLEY 


BETTY  WILLS 


BETTY  JEAN  WOMBLE 


BOBBY  WOMBLE 


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These  eight  seniors  have  been  chosen 
by  their  respective  class  as  the  most  out¬ 
standing  students  throughout  their  four 
years  in  high  school.  Tl^ey  have  shown 
excellent  leadership  ability,  co-operation 


with  fellow  students,  and  an  undying 
desire  to  help  with  the  betterment  of  the 
school  and  their  class.  Both  scholasticly 
and  in  extra-curricular  activities  these 
students  have  been  outstanding  in 
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SENIOR- 


MOST  STUDIOUS: 

Sue  Benton  and  George  Gardner 


CRAZIEST: 

Sherry  West  and  Irvin  Salmon 


MOST  ATHLETIC: 
Barbara  Brantley  and  Andy  Boyce 


BEST  ALL  ROUND 
28  Pearl  Blair  and  George  Birdsong 


SUPERLATIVES 


BEST  LOOKING: 

Faye  Gordon  and  Prince  Butler 


MOST  LIKELY  TO  SUCCEED: 
Sue  Benton  and  George  Birdsong 


BEST  PERSONALITY: 
Pearl  Blair  and  Beverly  Burton 


MOST  DEPENDABLE: 
Joyce  Odom  and  Ronnie  Luke 


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JUN  I  OR/S 


ELLEN  BASS 
JOYCE  BLYTHE 


KATHERINE  BUCK 
BARBARA  BYRD 
RANDALL  CATON 


JIMMY  CAULK 
BOBBY  COULBOURN 
CAROLE  CREWS 


BILLIE  CROCKER 
ALICE  CUDLIPP 


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JUNIOR/S 


BARBARA  HARRELL 
PHYLLIS  HICKS 
VIRGINIA  ANN  HILL 


SANDRA  MITCHELL 
PAT  MOSER 


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MARGIE  PRICE 
BOBBY  RAYBURN 


J  U  N  f  OR/S 


DOLORES  MUNFORD 
TOMMY  MURPHY 


KAY  SPIVEY 
LINDA  SPIVEY 


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BETSY  WILLIAMS 
TOMMY  WYRICK 


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SOPHOMORE  CLASS  OFFICERS 
President — Alice  White 
Vice-President— ]\mmy  Matthews 
Secretary-  Treasurer — Taylor  Everett 


Joyce  Folk 
Tommy  Foster 


John  Galvin 
Jack  Gayle 
Aubrey  Goldberg 


Dale  Bowen 
Grace  Brinkley 
James  Bristow 


Tom  Brothers 
Gloria  Burns 


Leona  Butler 
Withers  Carr 
Margaret  Causey 


John  Cockey 
Mina  Ann  Coggins 


Randy  Crabtree 
Ann  Curnes 


Allie  Blue  Habel 
Joe  Harrell 


John  Harrell 
Louise  Harrell 
Mike  Harlan 


Judy  Haslett 
Morgan  Haslett 


Virginia  Hayes 
Amy  Helmer 
Bill  Hines 


Joan  Nowell 
Mary  Odey 


Caroline  Parker 
Tommy  Pettit 


Frank  Piland 
Julia  Pond 
Eleanor  Powell 


Johanna  Pruden 
Curry  Richards 


George  Rogers 
Dickie  Rountree 
Palmer  Runnels 


David  Lyon 
Rita  Marcoux 
Cecil  Martin 


Carlton  Matthews 
Jimmy  Matthews 


Peggy  Mays 
Mary  Ellen  McNeill 
Tommy  Missitf 


Eddie  Neal 
Billy  Nichols 


Kay  Sadler 
Mark  Schnitzer 


Patricia  Shotton 
Billy  Speight 
Becky  Stevenson 


Bobby  Taylor 
Lynn  Thomas 


Betty  Dare  Tidwell 
Robert  Turner 
Carol  Walton 


Sandra  Weatherly 
Rose  Marie  Wese 


Tommy  Whitley 
Joe  Wilkins 


Amelia  Winslow 
Billy  Womble 


FIRST  ROW:  Annas,  Antis,  Artman,  Asbell,  Aston.  SECOND  Carter,  Carter,  Chapman.  SIXTH  ROW:  Claud,  Collins 

ROW:  Babb,  Baker,  Baker,  Barden,  Barden.  THIRD  ROW:  Cope,  Cross,  Daniels,  Daughtrey,  Debnam,  Dennis 

Barker,  Barrett,  Beamon,  Benton,  Bernstein.  FOURTH  ROW:  SEVENTH  RO  W:  Deshields,  Dodd,  Doughtie,  Draper,  Duck 

Buttner,  Blair,  Breakiron,  Brinkley,  Britt,  Bruce,  Buchanan,  „  Edwards,  Ellis,  Eure. 

Bunch.  FIFTH  ROW:  Burch,  Butler,  Byrd,  Carr,  Carter,  ^ 


FIRST  ROW:  Evans,  Farenkoph,  Farless,  Fitzhugh,  Flynn. 
SECOND  ROW:  Gardner,  Gatling,  Glenn,  Gray,  Gray. 
THIRD  ROW:  Griffin,  Harrell,  Haslett,  Hicks,  Hill.  FOURTH 
ROW:  Holladay,  Holland,  Holland,  Holland,  Holland, 
Holton,  Howell,  Hurdle.  FIFTH  ROW:  Hutton,  James,  47 


Jernigan,  Johnson,  Jones,  Jones,  King,  Kinsey.  SIXTH  ROW 
Kiser,  Knolle,  Leake,  Luke,  Matthews,  Matthews,  Matthews, 
Miltier.  SEVENTH  ROW  Minton,  Mitchell,  Mitchell, 
Mizelle,  Morgan,  Munden,  Nichols,  Ohlinger. 


FIRST  ROW  Owens,  Panton,  Parker,  Parker,  Parker. 
SECOND  ROW:  Pettyjohn,  Pierce,  Pond,  Pond,  Powell. 
THIRD  ROW:  Price,  Riddick,  Roberts,  Rogers,  Savage. 
FOURTH  ROW:  Scott,  Scott,  Seawell,  Sherard,  Shotton, 
Speight,  Smith,  Stallings.  FIFTH  ROW:  Stanfield,  Staylor, 


Stewart,  Story,  Sydnor,  Sydnor,  Taylor,  Thomas.  SIXTH 
ROW:  Thornton,  Tidwell, Tribble,  Wallace,  Walsh,  Ward, 
Warrington,  West.  SEVENTH  ROW:  West,  Whitley,  Whitley, 
Wilkins,  Willoughby,  Wyrick,  Zajicek. 


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HERRING 

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HABEL 

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HOWELL 

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HURDLE 

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JOYNER 

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MARCOUX 

MARSHALL 

FIRSTROW:  Martin,  Matteson,  Matthews,  McAbee,  Missett,  Mitchell,  Nichols.  SECOND  ROW: 
Norfleet,  Norfleet,  Nowell,  Odey,  Oliver,  Parker,  Parker.  THIRD  ROW:  Parker,  Pheil,  Pond,  Pond, 
Powell,  Rawles,  Reid.  FOURTH  ROW:  Reeves,  Reiger,  Richards,  Riddick,  Rollings,  Rupp,  Simpson. 
FIFTH  ROW:  Smith,  Smith,  Speight,  Stallings,  Taylor,  Thompson,  Thompson.  SIXTH  ROW: 
Turner,  Tyler,  Vaughan,  Waddell,  Wade,  Ward,  Whitley.  SEVENTH  ROW:  Wills,  Winslow, 
Woodward,  Womble,  Wrenn,  Zajicek. 


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SEVENTH 

Mrs.  Wallace's  Room:  Arrowood,  Baines,  Blair,  Darden,  Foster,  Haynes,  Leggett,  Nelms,  Parker, 
Russell,  Traylor,  Johnson,  Antis,  Bailey,  Baker,  Briley,  Brinkley,  Carter,  Coulbourn,  Eure,  Harrell, 
Hines,  Lupton,  Nelms,  Powell,  Sheffield,  Speer,  Rountree,  Vaden,  Volper,  Williams,  Steele. 

Miss  Parker  s  Room:  Asimos,  Brinkley,  Buchanan,  Caton,  Felton,  Flynn,  Gwaltney,  Harrell,  Howell, 
Johnson,  Little,  Monahan,  Owens,  Russell,  Saecker,  Turner,  Weintrob,  West nedge,  Bradley,  Barrett, 
Burton,  Galvin,  Green,  McClenny,  Pearce,  Scott,  Stephenson,  Lassiter. 


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GR/AD  E 

Mn.  Matthew's  Room:  Doss,  Ballard,  Branch,  Carter,  Dillard,  Foster,  Gray,  Hart,  Jones,  Kincaid 
Lawrence,  Nowell,  Salmon,  Scott,  Smith,  Todd,  Watson,  Kretzer,  Asbell,  Blackley,  Carter,  Farren- 
koph,  Hayes,  Holland,  Laderberg,  Overmon  Wormwood. 

Mrs.  Stanley's  Room  Adams,  Byrd,  Ellis,  Evans,  Grady,  Grefe.  Harrell,  Hawkins,  Jones,  Nichols, 
Odom,  Pinner,  Spivey,  Turner,  Warrington,  Lucus,  Winslow,  Bell,  Chandler,  Everett,  Gardner. 
Harrell,  Johnson,  Jones,  Matthews,  Stone,  Vaughan. 

A/m  Herbert's  Room:  Benton,  Bradley,  Cox,  Garnett,  Gatling,  Harrell,  Hofler,  Holly,  Smith,  Mann, 
Miles,  Ralph,  Rogers,  Vaughan,  Writtenberry,  Adams,  Brooks,  Curnes,  Droves,  Heath  Jones 
Klages,  Overman,  Smith,  Wilkins.  ’ 


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Tlhifc  Out  F on/ A  Cok& 


ACTIVITIES 


WE,  THE  PEOPLE 


The  empty  desks  tell  us  there  is  a  Senate  Meeting. 
This  also  means  our  home-room  representatives 
come  at  eight  thirty  and  are  now  “in  conference” 
in  the  library.  After  the  meeting,  they  will  give 
the  students  a  full  report  of  their  activities,  their 
plans,  and  an  idea  of  just  what  S.H.S.  needs.  Our 
Student  Senate  leaders  this  year  are  George  Bird¬ 
song,  president;  Roberta  Baker,  vice-president; 
Sue  Benton,  secretary;  and  their  adviser  is  Mr. 
Brockwell.  Their  fine  leadership  has  proved  the 
merits  of  our  Student  Senate. 


The  Senate  Officers  make  plans  for  the  com¬ 
ing  year. 


Bi^nf  '  C^°TI’  Willoughby,  Draper,  Wallace,  Joyner,  Baker,  Bemon, 

CodZfrn  7 2  S  „  ?'■  M=Ne.ll,  Judkins,  Thornton,  Pond.  Neal,  LoCascio,  Cordon, 
Laoulbourn.  THIRD  ROW:  Butler,  Thornton,  Burton,  West,  Hayes,  Familant,  Martin,  Blair. 


Chairman . Roberta  Baker 

Assembly . Martha  Joyner 

Beverly  Burton 

Publicity . Sherry  West 

Building  and  Grounds 

Harold  Familant 

Finance . Duane  J  ubenville 

Social . Ann  Whitfield 

Public  Relations  ....  Sara  McNeill 

Clubs . Joyce  Odom 

Ex-OJficio . George  Birdsong 

Secretary . Sue  Benton 


JUNIOR/  U\GU  SENATE 


U/AYS  AND 
MEANS 


OFFICERS:  Edith  Goldberg,  president;  James  Blair,  vice-president;  Marjorie  Wills,  secretary. 
FIRST  ROW:  Wills,  Goldberg,  Coulbourn,  LoCascio,  Coulbourn,  Hawkins.  SECOND  ROW:  Blair, 
Holler,  Brown,  Kincaid,  Foster. 


MIRIAM  HARRELI. 

Business  Mann  ('ey 


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VIRGINIA  ANN  HILL 
Assistant  Business  Manager 


BUSINESS  STAFF:  Emily  Sue  Judkins,  Miriam  Harrell.  Virginia  Ann  Hill,  Ellen  Bass,  Tommie 
Ellis,  Phyllis  Hicks,  Dotlie  DAughtrey,  Barbara  Ann  Byrd.  Margie  Price.  Marcia  Cope.  Mary 
Russell,  and  Gary  Hines. 


I’EARI.  BLAIR 

Co-Editor 


SUE  BENTON 
Co-Editor 


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1957 


SUSAN  BIRDSONG 

I II II i or  Assistant 


PEANUT  PICKER  CHIEFS 

Editor-in-chief . Faye  Gordon 

News  Editor . Mac  Burton 

Business  Manager . Ann  Whitfield 


The 

Peanut  Picker 


Editor-in-Chief _ 

News  Editor _ 

Assistants  of  News . 

Feature  Editor _ 

Assistants  of  Feature . 

Sports  Editor _ 

Assistants  of  Sports _ 

Business  Manager _ 

Circulation  Managers . 

Exchange  Managers - 


..  Faye  Gordon 
_  Mac  Burton 


- Holly  Thompson  and  David  Lyons 

.  Sherry  West 


-..Becky  Elmore  and  Becky  Willoughby 
.  J.  T.  Little 


-.Eddie  Neal  and  Tom  Missett 
_  Ann  Whitfield 


Photographer  . 
Typists _ 


-Grace  Brinkley  and  “Sis”  Hayes 

- Sandra  LoCascio,  Joyce  Folk, 

Charlotte  Hines 
.  Ronnie  Haynes 


Martha  Joyner,  Pearl  Blair,  Mary  Russell, 
Marcia  Cope,  Peggy  Crabtree 

- Don  Williamson 

- Mrs.  Dixon 

Virgil  Kee 


Associate  Sponsor 
Business  Sponsor  . 

Reporters - - ...Joyce  Odom,  Nancy  Joyner,  Jackie  Kaiser, 


Pattie  Smith,  Sandra  Stanfield,  Amy  Helmer,  Mina  Ann 
Coggins,  Patricia  Jernigan,  Kay  Sadler,  Virginia  Ann  Hill, 
Rose  Gray,  Regina  Holland,  Kaye  Stewart,  Barbara  Tidwell, 
Pam  Miltier,  Betty  Ann  Holladay,  Carol  Walton,  Jane 
Coulbourn,  Allie  Blue  Habell,  Katherine  Buck,  Edwina 
Price,  Marlyn  Bowden,  Caroline  Parker,  Becky  Hofler, 
Jo  Lynn  Howell,  Roy  Roberts,  Lucy  Coulbourne.  Peggy 
Mays,  Lynn  Thomas,  Pat  Holladay,  Ellen  Bass,  Richard 
Scott 


“Would  you  like  to  buy  an  apron,  Mrs.  Dixon?” 
George  and  Ronnie  work  on  one  of  their  projects 
for  the  Key  Club. 


OFFICERS 

President . 

I' ire  President 

Secretary . 

Treasurer . 


. Ronnie  Luke 

..Harold  Fandlant 

. Mac  Burton 

Charlie  McKinney 


MEMBERS:  Butler,  Parker,  Burton.  McKinney,  Sutphin,  Schnitzer,  Gardner,  Ware.  Neal. 
Goldberg,  Matthews,  Soloman,  Birdsong.  Rountree.  Coulbourn,  Jubenville,  Luke,  Harlan. 
Everett,  and  Mr.  Imperial,  sponsor. 


MEMBERS:  Benton.  Blair.  Gordon.  Railey.  Odom.  Daniel.  McNeill.  Brantley.  Turner.  Spivey, 
Jones,  Buck,  Miss  \  ates,  Holland,  1  homas,  \\  allace.  Shorter,  Brinkley,  Harrell,  Joyner.  Moser, 
Crabtree,  Murray,  Blythe,  Thompson,  Parks,  Joynes,  Judkins,  Scott,  Gayle,  and  Smith. 


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OFFICERS 

President . Sue  Benton 

lire  Presidents . Faye  Gordon  and 

Pearl  Blair 

Recording  Secretory . Joyce  Odom 

Corresponding  Secretary .  Martha  Railey 

Treasurer  . ...Linda  Daniel 

Chaplain  . Sara  McNeill 


FIRST  ROW:  Mrs.  Minnick,  sponsor.  White,  Tidwell,  McNeill,  Ervin,  Coggins.  SECOND  ROW: 
Willoughby,  Warrington,  Kaiser.  Writtcnberrv,  Pond,  Stallings,  Hclmer.  THIRD  ROW:  Shotton 
Howell,  Edwards,  Jernigan,  Annas,  Hofler,  Holladav,  Price.  FOURTH  ROW:  Sewell.  Tidwell 
Brinkley,  Sydnor,  Carr,  Parker,  Wese.  FIFTH  ROW:  Milticr,  Staylor,  Gatling.  Thomas  Luke 
Bowden,  Wills,  Haslctt. 


CIVIC  QA/UA&ITAN 
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OFFICERS: 

President . Alice  White 

First  Vice  President . Betty  Dare  Tidwell 

Second  Vice  President . Barbara  Tidwell 

Recording  Secretary  Mary  Ellen  McNeill 

Treasurer . Gail  Ervin 

Chaplain . Mina  Ann  Coggins 

Historian . Becky  Willoughby 


Benton,  Powell,  James,  Birdsong,  Rayburn,  Holland,  Flynn,  Kinsey,  Roberts,  Hutton.  Havnes. 
Speight,  Babb,  Mr.  Kee,  McNeill,  Lyon,  Blair,  West,  Hines,  Holland,  Chapman,  Carr,  Evans. 
Sherard,  Dennis.  Darden,  Savage,  Walsh,  Mr.  Bridewell. 


OFFICERS: 


President  . Ronnie  Haynes  Treasurer 

I  ret  President  Raymond  McNeill  C/mp/ain 

Seeretary  Billy  Speight  66 


George  Blair 
Billy  Babb 


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BAND  MEMBERS 


Director:  Leo  Imperial 

Head  Majorettes:  Marjorie  Price  and  Susan  Lupton 

Majorettes:  Miriam  Harrell,  Barbara  Whitt,  Kay 
Sadler,  Patsy  Mitchell,  Pat  Brinkley,  Mary  Ellen 
McNeil 

Majorette  Substitutes:  Judy  Haslett,  Ora  Jean 
Brown,  Melinda  Davidson 

Majorette  Mascots:  Brenda  Lewis,  Betty  Lou  Rupp, 
Janice  Rhea  Perry 

Majorette  Instructor:  Peggy  S.  Bradshaw 

Flag  Bearers:  Bill  Flynn,  Jimmy  Russell,  James 
Gwaltney,  Mills  Saecker,  Sonny  Owens 

INSTRUMENTALISTS: 

Flute:  Ann  Garland  Dunn,  Mary  Ann  Santo,  Bar¬ 
bara  Tidwell,  Edith  Goldberg,  Sara  Lee  Reiger 

Clarinet:  Francis  Sydnor,  Harriet  Clay,  Peggy  Bris¬ 
tow,  Faye  Baines,  Anne  Curnes,  Mona  Faye  Mc¬ 
Kenzie,  Betty  Bruce,  Judy  Speight,  Jean  Faison, 
Patsy  Duck,  Penny  Holland,  Sue  Pierce,  Francis 
Galvin,  Eleanor  Green 


Bass  Clarinet:  Sara  McNeil,  Dot  Daughtrey 

Alto  Clarinet:  Virginia  Curnes 

Alto  Sax:  Becky  Stephenson,  Frankie  Monahan, 
Ernest  Stephenson 

Tenor  Sax:  Jack  Brantley 

Baritone  Sax:  Bill  Byrd 

French  Horn:  Eva  Green,  Betty  Byrd,  Ruby  Jake- 
man,  Beth  Buchanan,  Dees  Stallings,  Faye  Tay¬ 
lor 

Cornet:  Jimmy  Ware,  Randall  Caton,  Bill  Harrell, 
Phil  Evans,  Sammy  Sherrard,  John  Marshall 

Trombone:  David  Solomon,  George  Blair,  Billy 
Wyatt,  Ronnie  King,  Bill  Scott,  Tom  Woodward 

Baritone:  Ronald  Crocker,  Jimmy  Asimos 

Bass:  Carson  Barnes,  Bob  Speight,  Bill  Oliver 

Drum:  Bobby  Coulbourne,  Betty  Ann  Allsbrook, 
Charles  McKinney,  Jerry  Farless,  Gary  Hines, 
Jim  Dennis,  Beverly  Duke 

Bells:  Barbara  Wallace,  Treva  Womble,  Judy  Scott 


MAJORETTES 


DRUM  MAJORETTES:  Melinda  Davidson,  Kay  Sadler,  Miriam  Harrell,  Mary 
Ellen  McNeill,  Jean  Brown,  Patsy  Mitchell,  Pat  Brinkley,  Barbara  Whitt,  Judy 
Haslctt.  MASCOTS:  Marjorie  Price,  Susan  Lupton. 


FIRST  RO  M ;  Coulbourn.  Byrd,  Thomas,  Shotton,  Coulbourn,  Ervin,  Stewart, 
Murphy.  SECOND  ROW  Mr.  Pickard,  Director,  Writtenberry,  Ohlingcr, Joynes, 
Russell,  Sydnor,  Birdsong,  Zajicek,  Haves,  Daniel.  THIRD  ROW:  McKenzie, 
Helmer,  Ellis,  Aston,  Leake,  Byrd,  Eure,  Ellis,  Simpson.  FOURTH  ROW:  Solomon, 
V\  hitlcy,  James,  Eure,  Russell,  Byrd,  Baker. 


President . Tommy  Murphy 

I  ice  President . Kaye  Stewart 

Secretary . Bobby  Coulbourn 

Librarian  Barbara  Byrd 

Director . Marvin  Pritchard 


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D  R/AMATf  C  CLUB 


MEMBERS:  Holland,  West,  Mr.  Williamson,  sponsor.  Butler,  Bass,  Spivey,  Murray,  Annas, 
Edwards,  Howell,  Wallace,  Winslow,  Mabel,  Thornton,  Bernstein,  Coulbourn,  Mizelle,  Martin, 
Williams,  Brantley,  Railey,  Carter,  Jernigan,  Kaiser,  Pruden,  Coulbourn,  Mays,  Turner,  Wallace, 
Wills,  Davis,  Long,  Carr,  Parker,  Pond,  Arnold,  Helmer,  Bowden,  Darden,  Haslett,  Thomas, 
Womble,  Price,  Debnam,  Glenn,  Walton,  Shotton,  Tidwell,  White,  LoCascio,  Folk,  Elmore, 
Minton,  Smith,  Hayes,  Hines,  Howell,  Powell,  Stephenson,  Ho(ler,  Mayo,  Steel,  Pond,  Rogers. 
Parker,  Taylor,  Brinkley,  Holladay,  Thomas,  Birdsong,  Moser,  Sydnor,  Beamon,  Moigan,  Parks, 
Sutphin,  Pond,  West,  Holland,  Luke,  Burton,  Santo,  Stewart. 


OFFICERS: 

President . Sherry  West 

Vice  President . Ellen  Bass 

Secretary . Regina  Holland 

Treasurer . Prince  Butler 

Reporter . Kay  Spivey 


"Thb  CWstfciftS 


Ptdkwub" 


Hurt  —  Ronnie  Luke 
Bob  -  Mike  Harlan 
Marie  —  Carol  Turner 
Child  -  Carol  Warrington 
Audrey  —  Sue  Stallings 


Stage  Manager  -  Margaret  Causey 
Stage  Crew  — 

Peerman  Holland,  Lucy  Coulbourn,  Amy 
Helmer,  Betty  Dare  Tidwell,  Johanna  Pruden, 
Virginia  Hayes,  Carol  Walton,  and  Jack  West. 


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Our  young  handy-men  are  busily  at  work 
making  tables  and  learning  the  technique  of 
industrial  arts. 


ui-MCEKS 

President . 

Vice  President. 
Sene  tiny  . 

Treasurer  .... 


. Tommie  Ellis 

. Phyllis  Hicks 

. Frances  Bradley 

. Barbara  Harrell 


MEMBERS:  Sitting  —  Jernigan,  Tribble,  Butler,  Bunch,  Holland.  Standing—  Mrs.  Copley, 
sponsor,  Cross,  Carter,  Simpson,  Gray,  Matthews,  Hamilton,  Hicks,  Hurdle. 


FRENCH  CLUB  OFFICERS 

President . Joyce  Odom 

Vice  President . Sherry  West 

Secretary . Jackie  Thomas 

Treasurer . Mary  Ann  Santo 


Here  Mr.  Williamson  and  his  pupils  listen 
intently  while  Peerman  gives  his  speech.  Take 
a  look  below  and  you  see  Le  Cercle  Francais 
talking  it  up  in  French. 


SPEECH 


h.VEELI.\ G.Joyner,  Wallace, Turner,  West,  Odom,  Thomas,  Santo,  Spivey.  STAXDI.XG:  Kee, 
sponsor,  Harrell,  Moser.  Railey,  Whitfield,  Cordon,  Blair,  Williams,  Holland.  THIRD  ROW: 
Brantley,  Dunn,  Green,  Whitt,  Steel,  Hill,  Mayo. 


LfB&AkY 


That  knowing  smile  that  you  see 
is  so  typical  of  Mrs.  Dixon,  our  school 
librarian.  Here  she  tells  Pat  and  Ann 
of  a  new  book  she  has  just  received 
for  the  library. 


AUDIO  -VISUAL 


Even  with  her  school  work  and  many  other 
activities,  Mrs.  Burton  has  taken  on  the  responsible 
task  of  handling  the  audio-visual  materials.  The 
scene  of  her  at  the  film  filing  cabinet  portrays  just 
one  of  the  many  jobs  involved  in  this  task. 


D. 


OFFICERS 

President  . 

Vice  President . 

Secretory  . 

Treasurer . 

Parliamentarian 
Sponsor  . 


Bobby  Womble 
. .  .  Penny  Gray 
..Irvin  Salmon 
.  .  Billy  Womble 
.  .  .  Roy  Roberts 
. Mr.  Gram 


F.  B.  L  A. 


OFFICERS 

President  . Marcia  Cope 

Tice  President . Linda  Spivey 

Secretary . Mary  Ann  Johnson 

Sponsor  . Mrs.  Norlleet 


MONO &&AM-  CLUB 


FIRST  ROW:  Elmore,  Rogers,  Wallace,  Birdsong,  Blair,  Gordon,  LoCascio,  Folk.  SECOND  ROW: 
Neal,  Williams,  West,  Stewart,  Spivey,  Brantley,  Thornton,  Salmon.  THIRD  ROW:  Schnitzer, 
Turner,  Birdsong,  Burton,  Harlan,  Matthews,  Runnels,  Luke.  FOURTH  ROW:  Runnels,  Whitley, 
Jubenville,  Manlove,  Doughtie,  Missett,  Goldberg,  Caulk.  FIFTH  ROW:  White,  Brothers,  Butler, 
Jubenville,  Scott,  King,  Draper,  Johnson.  SIXTH  ROW:  Boyce,  Taylor,  Everett,  Matthews,  Watson, 
Early,  Leggett,  Budkin,  Bowen. 


Here  Mr.  \V  hite  shows  his  Driver's  Training 
class  where  the  spark  plugs  are  connected. 
He  ends  his  lecture  by  stressing  "Safe- 
Driving.” 


""  hat  college  are  you  planning  to  attend. 
Sue/  Miss  Bell,  Guidance  Director,  helps 
each  Senior  in  choosing  his  vocation,  and 
helps  with  college  entrance  requirements. 


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J.  V. 


Mary  Jo  LoCascio,  Charlotte  Steel,  Ann  Scott  Norfleet,  Edith  Goldberg,  Marjorie  Wills,  Gene 
Birdsong.  Pat  Thompson,  and  Rogie  Coulbourn. 


lose  smiling  faces  you  see  are  o 
ticipation  as  they  make  a  "bee-ln 
choot  for  the  i>ep  rally!  ■ 


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Susan  Lupton,  who  won  first 
place  in  the  Stale  Baton  Twirl¬ 
ing  Contest. 


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l*>0S^5j^V5«&  Girls'  **»<*  Boys’  State 

Pearl  Blair,  Joyce  Odom,  George  Gardner.  Prii 
**<t  Butler,  George  Birdsong,  Steve  (ohnson. 


"Rocking!  with  Roberts,"  a  weekly  radio  pro¬ 
gram.  s|)onsored  by  the  P-Nut  Picker. 


fNTR/AMUR,At-  SPORTS 


FIRST  ROW  Mays,  Folk,  Steel,  Winslow,  Elmore,  Holladay,  LoCascio,  Howell,  Miltier.  SECOND 
ROW:  Mizell,  Coulbourn,  Ervin,  Brinkley,  Hines,  Beamon,  Morgan-,  Carr.  THIRD  ROW  Miss 
Brisentine,  Coach,  Butler,  Wills,  Pruden,  Snotten,  Hayes,  Parker,  Walton,  Long,  Thomas,  Birdsong. 


FIRST  ROW:  Pond,  Mitchell,  Herring,  Pheil,  Vaughan,  Corcoran,  Everell.  SECOND  ROW:  Bowden, 
Forbes,  McAbee,  House,  Harry,  Brown,  Mr.  Moffe,  Coach. 


(T>  H  &  O  V  (T> 


Out  of  all  the  ups  and  downs  there  were  also 
some  happy  moments  lor  Coach  Moffo  and 
Coach  White. 


TOP  PICTURE: 

Here  we  find  that  fighting  I^eslie  Matthews 
scoring  one  of  the  many  touchdowns  against 
Smith  fie  Id. 


1956  SEASON  SCORES 


Suffolk,  25 . Oscar  Smith,  0 

Suffolk,  6 . Granby,  12 

Suffolk,  0 . Norview,  20 

Suffofc.  0  . Cradock,  32 

Suffolk,  0 . Virginia  Beach,  14 

Suffolk,  6 . Great  Bridge,  7 

Suffolk,  0  . Prince  Ann,  0 

Suffolk<  '  . Churchland,  13 

Suffolk,  0  . Wilson,  7 

Suffolk,  38  . Smith  held,  0 


BOTTOM  PICTURE: 

Me  find  here  a  fighting  Freshman,  Peter 
Doughtie,  carrying  the  ball  against  Smithfield. 


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(.tORC.t  BIRDSONG 

Halfback  —  Senior 


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RALPH  WHITE 

Center  —  Sophomore 


BOBBV  WOMBLE 
Quarterback  —  Senior 


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£ 


Standing:  Birdsong.  Womble,  Whitley,  and 
Everett. 


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Left  f-laJtyba cks 


TOM  BROTHERS 
Bach  —  Freshman 


PETER  DOUGHTIE 
Bach  —  Freshman 


JOHN  HARREI.I. 

Halfback  —  Senior- 


First  Row:  Neal,  Pettyjohn,  Goldberg,  Missett,  Bowen,  Runnels,  West,  Schnit/er.  Second  Row: 
Walsh,  Harrell,  Parker,  Biittner,  Matthews,  Daniels,  Turner,  Claude.  Third  Row:  Artman, 
Holland,  Reeves,  Deshields,  Bernstein,  Rayburn,  Johnson.  Carr.  Fourth  Row:  House.  Holland, 
Harry,  Fil/hugh,  Green,  Hutton,  Barrett,  Babb.  Fifth  Row:  Bartles,  Dodd,  Benton,  Savage. 
Holton,  Piland,  Ford,  Coach  Furr. 


I.rfl  In  right:  George  Birdsong,  Duane  Jubenville.  Prince  Butler,  and 
Mr.  Arthur  Jones. 

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Starling  Lineup:  Scott,  Burton,  Boyce. 
Butler.  ;ind  Draper. 


First  Row:  Neal  Watson,  Draper,  Little,  Scott,  Manager  Powell,  Jubenville,  Manlove,  Burton, 
Boyce,  Leggett,  Butler,  and  Coach  Jones. 


Jerry  Little 


jerry  Draper 


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First  Row:  Nichols,  Crabtree.  Goldberg,  White,  Benton,  I)ra|>er,  Darden.  Second  Row:  Whitley, 
Pettit.  Rayburn,  Schnitzer,  Cockey,  Nichols,  Rountree,  Harrell,  Coach  Moffo. 


hirst  Row:  Manager  Holladay,  Odom.  West,  Baker,  Manager  Thompson.  Second  Row:  Hines. 
Birdsong,  Ellis,  Hayes,  Harrell,  Coach  Brisentine.  Third  Row:  Thomas,  Long,  Brinkley,  Stewart, 
Buck.  Brantley. 


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102 


TO  THE  SENIOR  CLASS  OF  '57  .  .  . 
Tlie  management  and  employees  of 
THORNTON-JAFFE  congratulate  you 
on  the  completion  of  your  studies  as  a 
high  school  student. 

Schooldays  are  truly  happy  days  —  and  it 
is  the  sincere  wish  of  all  of  us,  that  you 
carry  the  lond  memories  of  your  years 
at  Suffolk  High  with  you  through  the 
future. 


May  the  instruction  and  leadership  of 
your  teachers  these  past  years,  guide  you 
to  success  and  fulfillment  of  your  ambi¬ 
tions  in  the  years  to  come. 

It  is  our  hope  that  you  set  your  goals 
high  and  through  the  guidance  of  a  true 
Christian  life,  that  each  of  you,  in  his 
own  way,  attains  that  goal. 


Congratulations  to 


CONGRATULATIONS. 


The  Class  of  1957 


SENIORS! 


★ 


★ 


BEAMON’S  INC. 

Building  and  Automobile  Supplies 


BOWDEN  FLORIST 

212  West  Washington  Street 


Congratulations  to 
The  Class  of  1957 

B.  D.  LADERBERG  and  SON 


Best  Wishes  to 
The  Class  of  1957 


Department  Store 


I7^)-IH7  East  Washington  Street 
Suffolk.  Virginia 


"I  Vliet)ier  Your  Garments  A  re  Old  or  S'  eu> 
We  Clean  Them  to  Satisfy  You" 

BENNETT’S  MASTER 
CLEANERS 

Telephone  2800 
105  Hall  Avenue 
700  East  Washington  Street 
Suffolk.  Virginia 


Congratulations. 

Class 

of 

1957 

HARRELL  ELECTRIC  CO. 

W.  B.  Harrell.  Jr. 


Whenever  there’s  going  to  be  a 
special  event  at  school,  the  Suf- 
iolk  High  boy  always  buys 
flowers  for  his  girl  from 
PINNER’S  FLOWER  SHOP 
Flowers  from  PINNER'S  give  ? 
special  touch  to  any  dance! 


Organized  1899 

NATIONAL  BANK  of  SUFFOLK 

SUFFOLK,  VIRGINIA 


BELAIR  CHEVROLET 
CORPORATION 


1038  WEST  WASHINGTON  STREET  SUFFOLK,  VIRGINIA 


If  you  ever  think  of 
changing  your  address,  al¬ 
ways  call  on  WEBB’S 
TRANSFER  SERVICE. 
It’s  always  the  best  way  to 
move,  whether  it’s  from 
one  street  to  another  or 
from  coast  to  coast. 


J.  P.  BOONE’S  TV 


CONGRATULATIONS. 

SENIORS! 


RCA  VICTOR 
TV'  —  Sales  and  Service 
104  North  Saratoga  Street 


GEORGE’S  TV  CENTER 

Geo.  W.  Boone 


PIERCE  TIRE  COMPANY 


"It  Pays  to  Look  Your  Best" 


Phone  2891 


WINSLOW  BARBER  SHOP 

Men  and  Boys  Tonsorial  Work 


Tires  GOODYEAR  Tubes 
Vulcanizing  and  Recapping 


253  West  Washington  Street 
Suffolk,  Virginia 


404  West  Washington  Street 
Suffolk.  Virginia 


SUFFOLK 
EQUIPMENT  CO. 
Windsor  Highway 
Elephant’s  Fork 
Telephone 
2331 

Suffolk,  Virginia 


SPEIGHT’S  TIRE  SERVICE,  INC. 


RECAPPING  and  VULCANIZING 
Phone  9311 

209  SOUTH  SARATOGA  STREET 
SUFFOLK.  VIRGINIA 


Mr.  Bill  Rupp,  Chief  Engineer 
of  WLPM  explaining  to  a 
group  of  Suffolk  High  School 
students  how  programs  are  trans¬ 
mitted  from  W  LPM  to  the  air 
waves.  This  station  is  very  help¬ 
ful  making  in  announcements 
just  for  Suffolk  High  students. 
You  listen  to  WLPM  because 
they  have  enjoyable  and  varied 
programs  which  are  of  interest 
to  all. 


Congratulations  to  the 
Seniors  of  1957 
Best  of  Luck ! 

JAMES  H.  SAUNDE-RS 

105  \\\  Washington  Street 
Phone  27fil 


Congratulations 
to  the  Class  of  ’ 57 

BUCK  HURLEY’S 


Armstrong 
Linoleum  and  Tile 
Paper  Hanging 
Plastic  Wall  Tile 

718  West  Washington  Street  Phone  8251 


Compliments  of 

PRODUCERS  PEANUT  CO 

East  Suffolk,  Virginia 


JOHN  I).  EURE,  Realtor 

Sales  —  Loans  —  Investments 
Dial  Suffolk  9891 
Rtxmi  304-505 
American  Bank  Building 


The  kids  are  really  enjoy¬ 
ing  the  cokes  from 

WOODY’S  SODA 
SHOP. 

All  right  gang,  let's  all 
meet  at  Woody's  for 
refreshments  after  school. 

Um-m-m!  Good! 


Congratulations  to  the  Class  of  1957 


SUFFOLK  FLED  AND  FUEL  COMPANY 


Quality  Service  Since  1903 
‘For  the  Best  in  Coal  and  Fuel  Oil”  Phone  2323 


Congratulations  to  the 
Class  of  1957 


POND  BROTHERS  PEANUT  COMPANY 


Compliments  of 


MONTGOMERY  WARD  &  COMPANY 


139  North  Main  Street 
Suffolk,  Virginia 


Miriam  likes  diamonds, 
that  you  can  see.  Every¬ 
one  will  be  delighted  with 
the  wide  selection 
offered  at 


BREWER’S 


When  you  think  of  jewelry, 
let  us  be  your  jeweler. 


Here’s  the  gang  at 
BRADSHAW’S 
There’s  always  a  crowd 
there,  especially  after 
school.  “Meet  ’cha  at 
BRADSHAW’S”  has  be¬ 
come  a  very  popular  saying 
around  Suffolk  High.  Irvin 
can  fix  some  mighty  nice 
cokes,  as  the  smiles  of  those 
in  our  picture  will  endorse. 


Smart  Clothes  for  the  Raiders  and  Raiderettes 

LEGGETT’S  DEPARTMENT  STORE 

SUFFOLK,  VIRGINIA 


SUFFOLK  QUALITY 
CLEANERS 

807  West  Washington  Street 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

Dial  9441 

Cold  Fur  and  Garment  Storage 
Custom-Finished  Shirt  Laundry 

W  M  BJ 

means 

Good  Insurance 

WM.  B.  JONES,  INC. 

106- II 1  American  Bank  Bldg. 
Suffolk  -  9991 

BUCK 

OFFICE  EQUIPMENT  CO. 

251  W.  Washington  St.  Suffolk,  Va. 

Phone  8668 

Remington  Rand  Typewriters 

Printing  Calculators  and 

Adding  Machines 

Sales  and  Service 

Compliments 

LEVY  JEWELERS 

and 

YOUNG  MEN’S  SHOP 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

McNEILL  ELECTRIC  CO. 

ELECTRIC  MOTOR 

DISTRIBUTORS 

NASH  Hl’DSON 

SUFFOLK  NASH  CORP. 

Rt.  460  —  Box  452 

107  East  Pinner  Street 

Dial 8283 

Suffolk.  Virginia 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

Sales  and  Service  Phone  2721 

Compliments 

of 

JOSEPH  P.  HALL,  INC:. 

"The  Prescription  Store” 

★ 

Phone  3161 

Compliments 

of 

LAKESIDE  PHARMACY 

913  West  Washington  Street 

Phone  8181 

Compliments 

Congratulations 

Class  of  1957 

of 

R  BS 

24-Hour  Shell  Service 

CRYSTAL  RESTAURANT 

Wrecking  Service  -  Phone  9090 

Corner  West  Washington  Street  and 

Suffolk’s  Largest  and  Most 

Constance  Road 

Modern  Restaurant 

LAKESIDE 

SHELL  STATION 

Compliments 

MERCURY  and  LINCOLN 

Sales  —  Service 

of 

C.  C.  CLARK  MOTOR  CO. 

★ 

218  West  Washington  Street 

NANSEMOND  MOTORS 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

128  East  Pinner  Street 

Suffolk.  Virginia 

Compliments  of 


THOMAS  J.  UPTON,  INC. 


Suffolk,  Virginia 


SIDEWALK  MARKET 

★ 

Congratulations 

Seniors 

Compliments 
of  a 

Friend 

CHOREY-JONES  MOTOR 

INC. 

Telephone  ‘1958 

800-802  West  Washington  Street 

Suffolk.  Virginia 

★ 

Dcxlge  —  Plymouth  -  Dodge  Trucks 

Sales  and  Service 

Congratulations 

Seniors 

★ 

BOWDEN  FLORIST 

212  West  Washington  Street 

"Whether  Your  Garments  Are  Old  or 

New  We  Clean  Them  to  Satisfy  You” 

Compliments  of 

BENNETTS 

MASTER  CLEANERS 

J.  R.  NEAL 

Telephone  2800 

REAI.  ESTATE 

105  Hall  Avenue 

700  East  Washington  Street 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

Compliments  of 

Compliments  of 

SIMON’S 

GARAGE 

RAMSEY  LUMBER  CO. 

Best  Wishes 

HARRELL  ELECTRIC  CO. 

to  the  Class  of  1957 

308  West  Washington  Street 

Telephone  3681 

" Ahead  at  the  Foot" 

YOUR  WESTINGHOUSE  DEALERS 

W.  B.  Harrell,  Jr. 

RAMSEY-STROUD 

Good  Luck  Class  of  1957 

Shoe  Co.,  Inc. 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

Congratulations 

to  the  Class  of  1957 

Best  Wishes 

B.  D.  LADERBERG  and  SON 

to  the  1957  Senior  Class 

DEPARTMENT  STORE 

LIVESAY’S  TEXACO 

179-187  East  Washington  Street 

STATION 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

Compliments  of 

TRAVELERS 

THE  GURLEY  PRESS 

RESTAURANT 

Most  Modern  Equipment 

102  North  Saratoga  Street 

Phone  474 1 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

Where  to  Get 

CONGRATULATIONS 

Quality  Printing 

SENIORS! 

SUFFOLK  FRUIT 
&  PRODUCE  CO. 

HOME  LAUNDRY 

JOHN  A.  HOWELL 

Owner 

Best  Wishes  to  the 

1957  Senior  Class 

LIVESAY’S  TEXACO 

STATION 

1  hobbsSW r  . 

VJB 

Best  Wishes, 

118  Washington  Square 

SENIORS! 

★ 

Suffolk.  Virginia 

SUFFOLK  PEANUT 

Compliments 

COMPANY 

to  the 

Class  of  1957 

KELLEY  FURNITURE 

COMPANY 

207  East  Washington  Street 

Phone  3331 

ELECTRICAL  APPLIANCES 

SUFFOLK  MOTOR  CO. 

INC. 

BUICK  -  PONTIAC 

173  North  Main  Street 

Sales  and  Service 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

Used  Cars 

Phone:  2511  P.O.Box  138 

245  West  Washington  Street 

Dial  9948 

There’s  a  "one  and  only” 
in  refreshment,  too 


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BOTTLED  UNDER  AUTHORITY  OF  THE  COCA-COLA  COMPANY  BY 

SUFFOLK  COCA-COLA  BOTTLING  WORKS 


BRINKLEY  ICE  PLANT 

625  East  Washington  Street 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Ice 
SPECIALIZING 

IN  PARTY  ICE 

Phone  4491 

NEHI  BOTTLING  CO. 

OF  SUFFOLK 

312  Caroline  Avenue 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

COMPLIMENTS  OF 

R.  R.  ALLEN  and  SON 

Distributor  for 

Automatic  Delco-Heat  and  Water  Systems 
Suffolk,  Virginia 

What  Your  Home  Needs  We  Have! 

CHARLES  H.  SHOTTON,  CO. 

Appliances,  Building  Materials 
and  Hardware 

188  E.  Washington  St. 

Phone  3416 

R.  W.  BAKER  &  CO. 

FINE  FURNITURE 

Established 

1885 

208  W.  Washington  St.  Phone  3861 

Suffolk,  Va. 

For  Your  Pocketbook’s  Sake . . 

GET  THE  PENNEY  BUYING 

HABIT! 

★ 

J.  C.  PENNEY  CO.,  INC. 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

V.  C.  CLEANERS 
and 

LAUNDRY 

“Suffolk’s  .Leading  Quality  Cleaners” 

Dial  3161 

126  East  Washington  Street 

APARTMENTS  and  HOUSES 

FOR  SALE  and  RENT 

L.  S.  BURTON 

Real  Estate 

Phone  2581 

Pepsi-Cola 

PEPSI  COLA  BOTTLING  WORKS 

107  Hall  Avenue  Suffolk,  Virginia 

Phone  5711 

COMPLIMENTS 

OF 

JANUARY’S 

Suffolk  Packing  Co.,  Inc. 

Compliments 

Smithfield  Highway 

of 

Wholesale  Meats 

J.  M.  BUTLER  &  SON 

Meat  Products 

Custom  Slaughtering 

Phone  2354-2355  Residence  9461 

GODWIN  MOTOR  COMPANY,  INC. 

Tom  Whitfield,  President 


AUTOMOBILES  and  TRUCKS 


423  -  25  -  27  West  Washington  Street 


SUFFOLK,  VIRGINIA 


Compliments 

of 

Suffolk  City  Transit 

Compliments 

of 

THE  PASTRY  SHOP 

★ 

RIDE...  and...  SAVE 

314  West  Washington  Street 

Phone  6443 

Congratulations  to  the 

CLASS  OF  1957 

Established  1891 

BIRDSONG  STORAGE 
COMPANY 

I.  O.  HILL  and  COMPANY 

Dealers  in  Quality  Furniture 

Incorporated 

★ 

159  West  Washington  Street 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

CONGRATULATIONS  TO  THE 

SENIOR  CLASS 

COMPLIMENTS 

of 

Scherr’s  Esso  Servicenter 

Kimberly 

Suffolk,  Virginia  Dial:  9817 

★ 

HARRY  P.  TAYLOR 

Electrical  Company 

Compliments  of 

SUFFOLK  RADIO  and 

T.  V.  SERVICE 

Telephone  2110 

602  West  Washington  Street 

CONGRATULATIONS 

TO  THE  SENIOR  CLASS 

★ 

Suffolk  Iron  Works 

Machinist  Welders 

CONGRATULATIONS 

TO  THE  CLASS  OF  1957 

BARR  BROTHERS 

FRIENDLY  JEWELERS 

Friendly  Jewelers 

Credit  for  all 

Suffolk  High  Students 

H.  M.  Small,  Manager 

Phore  3260 

Compliments 

of 

Nansemond  Drug  Co. 

Where  You  Get  the  Best  of 

Quality  and  Service 

★ 

Phone:  3414  We  Deliver 

Compliments 
to  the 

Class  of  1957 

KELLEY  FURNITURE 
COMPANY 

207  East  Washington  Street 

Phone  3331 

CARL  SCHADEL 

SHEET  METAL  WORKS 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

NORMAN 

PACKING  CORPORATION 

Dealers  in 

MEATS,  PROVISIONS  and  PRODUCE 
338-340  East  Washington  Street 

Suffolk,  Va. 

Dial:  2386  -  2387 

HOLLADAY  FASHIONS 

“For  Personalized  Service” 

1 1 7  North  Saratoga  Street 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

Dial:  9100 

MR  PEANUT  EXTENDS  GREETINGS 


AND  BEST  WISHES  TO  THE  PUPILS  OF 
SUFFOLK  HIGH  SCHOOl . 


PLANTERS 


is  the  word  for  PEANUTS 


Telephone  9402 

JOHNSON  OPTICIANS 

INC. 

Prescription  Opticians 

16S  North  Main  Street 

Suffolk.  Virginia 

ROSE’S 

5-10-25c  STORES,  INC. 

General  Offices 

P.  H.  Rose  Building 

Henderson.  North  Carolina 

RIVER  VIEW  AMOCO 

Compliments 

SERVICE 

of 

Phone  9001 

81 1  West  Constance  Road 

DIXIE  TUANO 

Friendly  and  Courteous  Sendee 

COMPANY 

Congratulations  and  Best  Wishes 
to  the  Senior  Class 
of  1957 


BALLARD  &  SMITH,  INC. 


Suffolk’s  Quality  Department  Store 
Since  1880 


138  West  Washington  Street 
Suffolk,  Virginia 
Telephone  9956 


SUFFOLK 

Congratulations 

Seniors 

NEWS-HERALD 

from 

The  Home-Town  Newspaper 
of  Suffolk  and  the 

RUSSELL’S 

Communities  of  Its 

Rich  Agricultural  Area 

" Service  with  a  Smile" 

Best  Wishes 

from 

Compliments 

of 

THE  FRANCES  SHOPPE 

BYRUM  HARDWARE 

Indies’  Ready-to-Wear 

and 

20-1  West  Washington  Street 

GIFT  DEPARTMENT 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

When  You  Think  of 

SHOES 

RUSSELL  &  HOLMES 

Think  of 

“Suffolk’s  Leading  Shoe  Store” 

PINEGROVE 

MASTER 

KINGS  FOLK 

ESSO  STATION 

ESSO  STATION 

ESSO  STATION 

Phone  98f>9 

Pinner  Street 

Suffolk,  Virginia 

Phone  55  I  S 

Phone  9787 

“Pick  Up  and  Delivery  Service” 

M/ASHlMGrOM 
TRI P 


Posed  here  are  the  Juniors  in  front  of  the  Capital  building  while  on  tour  in  Washington  D.C. 


TOP  ROW:  Lejl  to  Right — Artman  (Manager),  King,  Carr,  Baines,  Boyce,  Draper, 
Matthews,  Everett,  White  (Coach).  BOTTOM  ROW:  Left  to  Right  Crabtree,  Babb,  Kin¬ 
sey,  Nichols,  White,  Draper,  Matthews,  Salmon,  Pettyjohn  (Mascot)  White. 


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TOP  ROW:  Left  to  Right— Furr  (Coach),  Brothers,  Rountree,  Leggett,  Bowen,  Harrell,  Gold¬ 
berg,  Stallings  (Manager).  MIDDLE  ROW’:  Left  to  Right— Ward  (Manager),  Flynn,  Bar¬ 
rett,  Chapman,  Cockey,  Morgan,  Hutton.  BOTTOM  ROW:  Left  to  Right—  Reeves,  Benton, 
**"  ’  ’  y,  Mai  . .  •-*  *'• 


Whitley,  Martin,  Holland,  Smith,  Missett  (Managers). 


Ronnie  Luke,  senior,  has  been  one  of  our 
top  players  for  the  past  two  years.  Here  we 
find  Ronnie  getting  ready  for  a  serve. 


JR.-SENIOR  PROM 


AWARDS 


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